Nektar. Hugely underated in this country, loved in Germany. They've had something of a chequered career lately, and seem to be challenging Man for the 'most lineups in four years' title. I have high hopes for 'Book Of Days' which should be on general release in May (thankfully I narrowly avoided the temptation to pre-order the elusive deluxe edition).
I've a full Nektar discography in the Manband Archive music section, under Family and Friends. That's in chronological sequence.
If Remember The Future hits the spot for you, I'd recommend A Tab In The Ocean (avoid the American pop remix) and Recycled, followed by Down To Earth, and the superb Sounds Like This. Journey To The Centre Of The Eye was indeed the debut album and, whilst it has some great music on it the production wasn't particularly kind to my ears, sounding a little strident and distorted.
In my view the later albums, after Recycled, showed something of a decline, but the 'Nearfest Live' and 'Pure' releases are strong evidence that Roye and the variable band can still cut the mustard on stage.
By the way, I reckon Pete Tuck could make a good showing as a 'Mo'' Moore lookalike. Just need a 'tash and bass Pete......